The Faith of the Old Testament
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There is a difficulty in the language here ; considering the depth of the thought we should expect one. But those who credit Koheleth with strenuous and thoughtful piety, will be willing to accept the margin of the Revised Version, and to make the sense sharper by omitting a ' yet ' which the translators have inter- polated. Then the verse runs as follows : ' He (^. E. God) hath made every thing beautiful in its time : also he hath set eternity in their heart {i. E. In the heart of things), so ...that man cannot find out the work that God hath done from the beginning even to the end. ' It is that something hidden in the very substance of all creation which causes Koheleth's bitter longing. From one point of view that something is an endless monotony. Things pass and repass, but thej^ are not new ; all you can do, the best you can do is to take things as they come and enjoy them. It seems as though the one impossibihty is just that which the Christian faith insists upon as possible and real — a new beginning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a difficulty in the language here ; considering the depth of the thought we should expect one. But those who credit Koheleth with strenuous and thoughtful piety, will be willing to accept the margin of the Revised Version, and to make the sense sharper by omitting a ' yet ' which the translators have inter- polated. Then the verse runs as follows : ' He (^. E. God) hath made every thing beautiful in its time : also he hath set eternity in their heart {i. E. In the heart of things), so ...that man cannot find out the work that God hath done from the beginning even to the end. ' It is that something hidden in the very substance of all creation which causes Koheleth's bitter longing. From one point of view that something is an endless monotony. Things pass and repass, but thej^ are not new ; all you can do, the best you can do is to take things as they come and enjoy them. It seems as though the one impossibihty is just that which the Christian faith insists upon as possible and real — a new beginning.
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